An anonymous post circulated Monday warns that the positions of former IDF chief of staff and Yashar party chair Gadi Eisenkot constitute a 'life-threatening danger' to Israel. The post criticizes Eisenkot's support for a deal that would allow Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to leave Gaza, a full IDF withdrawal and handing the territory to a Palestinian government, as well as his stance on returning the three security buffer zones in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza, allowing 150,000 Gazans to work in Israel, and his view that nothing can be done about Iran.
The post, circulated Monday under the handle '🥷', attacks former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot, now chair of the Yashar party, for what it describes as catastrophic positions. The post lists four main points: Eisenkot's support for a deal that would allow Hamas leader Sinwar to leave Gaza, a full IDF withdrawal, and handing the territory to a Palestinian government; his position on returning the three security buffer zones in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza to adversaries in exchange for agreements; his announcement that he would allow 150,000 Gazans to work in Israel; and his view that nothing can be done about Iran. The post accuses the 'failed security establishment' of having learned nothing from the October 7 massacre. The post is unsigned and its origin is not independently verified.
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